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Histrionic Personality DisorderPhysician-patient Interaction • Overly dependent or seductive behavior is common • A dramatic presentation may obscure the differences between major and minor physical problems • Rapid ﬂuctuation between overwhelming anxiety about a medical problem and total indifference is common.